Good if you like accordions.

One of the best live shows in 10 years. Kevin and the boys are absolutely on fire and the music quality of the recording if pretty good.

Best Gourds show I've heard in a while. They were having a ball and it shows!

Great-sounding show.
Until we get an official live release of a Gourds show, this one will tide us over. It sounds that good, and that the band was also having a lot of fun.

I'll just get right to the point: This is the BEST combo of song choice, performance, stage banter, crowd participation, and recording quality that I've ever heard from The Gourds.
Thank you for your fine work, Mr Soul. Here's the full set, with the fixes you requested...
01. Yoli Found a Opossum
02. Lower 48
03. Take Me Back to Tulsa (Bob Wills/Tommy Duncan)
04. Bean Bowl
05. Blanket Show
06. My Name is John Johanna (trad.)
07. How Great Thou Art (Stuart K. Hine from a poem by Carl Gustav Boberg) > Hallelujah Shine
08. Pine Island Bayou > The Eyes of Texas (John Sinclair) > I've Been Working on the Railroad (trad.) > Pine Island Bayou
09. Gravity Talks (Dan Stuart/Chris Cacavas)
10. Mister Betty
11. Omaha (Billy Joe Shaver/Hillman Hall)
12. Burn the Honeysuckle
13. Ants on the Melon > You Really Got Me tease (Ray Davies)
14. I Like Drinking
15. Waxy's Dargle (trad.)
16. Up Against the Wall Redneck Mother (Ray Wylie Hubbard)
17. Stage Banter: "Sunshine Up Yours"
18. Feelin on Your Booty (R. Kelly)
19. Stage Banter: "Consummation Station"
20. Right in the Head
21. Shamrock Bound
22. Nitty Gritty (Doug Sahm)
23. Flavor on yer Tung > Hang Fire (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards)
24. Stage Banter: "Procol Nolte Harum Syndrome" with Whiter Shade of Pale tease (Gary Brooker/Keith Reid/Matthew Fisher) & Blue Monk tease (Thelonious Monk)
25. Gin and Juice (Calvin Broadus, et al.) > Hate & War (Joe Strummer/Mick Jones) > The Good Ol' Boys (Waylon Jennings) > Super Freak (Rick James/Alonzo Miller) > Surrender (Rick Neilson) > Gin and Juice *
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26. Oh Sister (Bob Dylan) **
27. All the Labor **
28. [Soundcheck] Begins with a few Whippoorwill calls and includes teases or partial versions of Old Folks at Home (Stephen Foster), Frosty the Snowman (Jack Rollins/Steve Nelson), Those Were the Days (Lee Adams/Charles Strouse), Aqualung (Ian Anderson/Jennie Anderson), Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads/Bob Daisley), and Sweet Jane (Lou Reed).
*Claude played the melody from Chinese Variety Hour (Claude Bernard/Matt Cook/Travis Garaffa) on his guitar at two different times during this medly & soundman Mark Creaney joined them on acoustic guitar just before Surrender
**Unplugged version. As the band came back for the encore, their soundman told them the PA system had to be turned off. Since they had already put their guitars back on, they decided to continue without power. To be able to hear everything, "the crowd got deathly quiet". On All the Labor, "Jimmy stood out in the front of the stage and belted it out, almost a cappella" (K. Langford, personal communication, October 21, 2009). "The total silence as Jimmy sang was magical...Late night, cold with smoke and ash from the fires drifting over us. We were like gypsies" (K. Russell, personal communication, October 21, 2009).
Note: Tracks 26 and 27 were taken from a separate audience recording.
Want more from this amazing show? Go here: http://thegourdsnews.blogspot.com/2009/10/10-17-09-greer-sc.html

10 Mister Betty
15 Waxie's Dargle (Pogues)
22 Flavor on yer Tung